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They allow us to consider the decreasing branch of the load-carrying behaviour required during fires, in order to analyse sections with non-uniform temperature distribution.
Furthermore, to do this modeling, a PID controller has also been designed to conduct the numerical tests correctly in order to properly capture the softening branch of the load-slip behavior.
Depending on the geometrical properties of the fibers and fiber content, the descending branch of the load-deflection curves were modified with the use of waste fibers, thus affecting the toughness of the concretes.
The experiments were conducted by collecting basic electrical parameters from individual circuit branches of the load distribution in a house.
There is a good agreement between the analytical prediction and the experimental results for both ascending and descending branches of the load versus deflections and the moment versus curvature curves.
The P-COD curve corresponding to a NSC-MDCT test with height W = 112.5 mm and relative notch depth α = 0.5 is shown in Fig. 12a exhibiting, both in the ascending part but also at the most part of the descending branch until a certain small value of the load, a typical shape as expected from the work-of-fracture method, while close to the end of the test the curve behavior becomes affected.
The values considered for COD u in this work are those corresponding to a load of about the 15% of the peak load in the softening branch of the P-COD diagram.
After completing one delivery, he returned to Kaifeng to pick up a second load, but could not continue past the Zhangqiu branch of the receiving hospital.
In general, outward deformation of containment along longitudinal orientation occurred on the descending branch of loading time histories and no sign of outward deformation was observed before maximum loading.
Against F4, rebounding of the structure was observed at location "A" on the descending branch of loading at time intervals 0.064 and 0.075 s, please see Fig. 8a.
